Iniaba (^tube’s
World of
!
Mrs. Carrie Wright has return
•d from th? hospital with her
lew son and will be at he home
of her mother, Ned Moore for a
fow days.
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Mrs. Bertha Bell is in the Meth
auisi, no.-i).la 1 for a few days. She
hop a to return home soon.
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Mrs. Ardina Wat on has return
ed from Danville, Illinois where
she attended the funeral of her
■ephew, Mr. Willie McNeal.
Rev. Madam Elliot has re urn
ed from a visit in Oklahoma with
relatives and frmnds and will
bo holding her meetings at 280S
j. . u
North 24th St.
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Norvell In Recital
The Music Loo r'8 L?afpu
takes extreme pleasure in an
nouncing the presentation of the
dstinguiahod barton;., Veic.vle
Norvell, in a Song Recital, Sun
<luy ev ning, Nov. 12th at 4:00
p.m. at Pilgrim Baptist Chute1,,
2bth ami Hamilton '-Lieets,
Vercylee has gamed prom,
non re at North H gh School and
throughout the city , ae o his
numerous appearances. Mis vast
popularity has been assured by
recent appointment us instruct
or of voice at both the No-ihaidc
\ WCA and tha Urban League
Conn trinity Center.
Norvell is ranked as being
the most up and coming baritone
in the city. Often Norvell has
complete,! from three to four
engagements in a day’s time. Laic
season, ha Tilled forty-two en
gagements. At present he has no
loss than twenty booke I.
We who know Norvei', wish
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OF ROBBING HER HUSBAND!
She'd rather be called a borrower than a thief.
But Just the same, she's committing a crime
against her husband's eyesight by taking the
( 150-watt bulb out of his reading lamp! And
the situation won't be much improved when he
replaces it with a 40-watter from the hall.
For there's a right size bulb for every lamp or
fixture. Check your lamps and fixtures today.
Protect eyesight by making sure there's at
least 100 to 150 watts total in every lamp used
for reading or close seeing.
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ELECTRICITY IS Even Cheaper
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I CAREY'S NARCRHOOD
Grocery
Spring Chicken Cheaper
than Bacon 18c lb.
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NIGHT TILL
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We Give Green Trading Stamps
him the greatest of sueess In
Era field. He sure to attend this
(in recital. The public is cc. mol
ly invited to attend.
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VISITING FROM "OK • LAND,
OREGON
Mr. John Harding -on of M o,
Kvie 1 Harding SniiLn, ai ived in
Omaha for a few days visit with
his mother and i'limds. It is
thought by many that Mr. Hard
ing came to Omaha formerly to
get married, seemingly, the
iucky girl was Miss Vera Van e
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Hass Baritone Here
Leo W. Harris, Jr, of Ct
Paul, Minn.* hass baritone who
was presently in a oonc/i-t at
Zion Baptist Churen Tuesday,
Nov. 7, was a grand .-.uccess.
A largo crowd fill'd the audi
torium of the church long before
tha singer appeared. \ roar of
applauso met him as ha made his
appeal aiice on the ■ age. Wi‘ d
him was his very at,ra.ti e m
companiat, Mrs. ,f. Arlee Slaugh
ter. Mrs. Slaughter, Mr. Harris
sister, is also of Si. Paul. With
i er i killed hands, she brought
tor'h music that < .mptied with
the excellent voice f M'. Har.is
and toth of them holding the at
tention of all the /stoners irum
the very beginning to the end.
Mr. Harris has appeared u.i
Major Bow? a prog mm ar.d has
given concerts in many clues of
his home stale, aiso New Vork,
Kansas, and Canada.
The concert w.a * sponsored by
i tno senior choirs of Zion Baptist
Church.
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Tho Friendly 16 Bridge Cl.b
met at the residence of Mr. Ford
2610 'Hondo. It was a success
ful business meeting with all
members present. UrirtRo was
played and the host served de
lightful refreshments.
M. Advent, Prescient
VV. T. Ford, Reporter
The IBll Club will meet at the
home of Mr. and Mrs James
Bradshaw, 3720 Creighton IHvri.,
Thursday Nov. 16 to plan their
Thanksgiving Dinner which will
be also at the Bradshaw’s home.
Mrs. Florence Hoyle, 3027
Evans, left Sunday for Denver,
Colo., to attend die funeral of
Mr. Clinton Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo.epli Taylor,
2659 Mami, receiver! a letter of
Mrs. Charles M. Wiley of 2t>75
Ohio street who hat been ill
for the past two weeks, remains
confined to her bed at this writ
ing. We are hoping for her a
speed j i eeovery.
sad intelligence of the passing of
Mr. Clinton Wallace of Denver,
Colo. Mr. Wallace, a formet Oma
han was cook on the Union Paci
fic. lie cied Wednesday, Nov. 1,
ENROLL NOW—Day and
Nipht Classes.
The Very Latent—
“Pin Curl” WAVE
The Same Effect as the Cro
quinole without the heated
iron.
STYLED AS DESIRED
Althouse Beauty School
j 2422 North 22nd Street
i WEhster 0846
| and the funeral was held Monday,
Nov. 6 ii. Denver.
Ho is surviv;^ Uy hi’ "He,
i Mytelle; father of fx>3 Angelas,
and son, Victor, of Chicago.
Aut mn Soiree at the Masonic
Hall, 25th and Blonac, Tuesday,
NoV. 11 under the auspices of the
Phyllis Wheatl y ilotoj Ass’n.
Entertain your friends at this
teautiful fall affair. A special
program will be rendered. HHi
hostesses will see '.ha; hep gti.st
are served and entertained. Come
and emjoy this evening <f enter
tainment.
The Smart Set Club, of which
Mrs. E. Phillips :president,
tave reserved a taoi1 fir tlia
club and friends.
The following are hosier cs
Mesda.nes, R. C. Price, Dan Cork,
Adam Lee, Mai gam Breakfiel'l,
Row na Suddeth, b. \V. Hub
bard, Ethel Phillips, !. Thornton,
Henrietta Burrough, Bowict
Wead, C. M. Farmer, C. Paris,
Whitlow.
This is your opportunity to
;iay back the debt t> yi if friends
now. Reservations n.iv b»* made
as lat1 as Monday evening Cali
Mrs. C. Paris, chairman. Ja. Ql . 6
Mrs. Mable Gutoreath of Lin-1
cln Worthy Grand matron of the
Amaranthua, Grand Chapter of
tho OEF, was the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Reese, 2821
Binney, Saturday, No/. 5.
Mrs. Sadie Bly, 2SM ISirm y,
has been confined in the house
'or tihe past week. She :s under
tho care of a doctor.
THE QUACK CLl 15
Tho club opened Friday night
NoV. 3 a,, the usua time and
place with the president p'esid
•’•g. Thero was a very large at
cndanoi—prpyer by the. wetsnip
chairman, Mrs. Agnes Cult
wright. Thirty minutes was then,
•jaken for buwirrcra.
The club was very glad to have
Mrs. Della Mae Brewer hack who i
! .as been out of the city for some |
hi mo. She expressed how glad
she was to be presenr. 1 In* Q„a< k
Club is progressing beautifully.
All Committee chairmen are res
ponding nicely.
Essie Porter and Grethen Bald
win, w- re imported ill.
Julia Williams, president.
Leola Jones, reporter
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The Poro Club met nt the h-m-s*
of Mr*. Susie Lillard, 2*J23 Ers
kine stret, November <1, at the
sual hour, 8:30, with the pres
ent, Mrs. Price pie.ml'i';-. Mrs.
.l.houso demonstrated to u tt.e
•Pin wave” which we all enj'yed
u-y iiruch. Thera w.i s- lovely
opast from the host'. -s.
Mrs. Rosetta Watt’/, repent
or—aple St.
The Mothers Council held its
regular meeting Monday Novem
ber 6, and plans were made for j
the month. Mrs. Traver will
g ve a series of talks on “Person
ality” beginning Monday Nov. j
1:1th. The Mothers are cooper- '
luting with the YWCA, carnival
sponsored by the Conference
Com ' tee, with Mrs. Bernice
Marshall as chairman. The new
l mothers are: Mrs. Grace Eva
Lawson, and Mrs. Irene Berry
man.
Mrs. Jammie Norman, r porter
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Bookweek and World Fellow
ship will be observed in all Girl
Reserve Clubs beginning Nov.
12th.
The Up to Date and Blue Tri
angle Clubs will participate in
an open ceremonial and recogni
tion service Sunday Nov. 19th.
Adviser? at work with these
groups aro Mrs. A. Mayberryf
and Mi's. G. Melford.
Hobby day is gaining an inter
est. Wre invite any girl interested
in developing a particular skill
to join. Meetings *>re each Sat
urday from 1 until 3 p. m.
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Mr. Millard F. Singleton, 2711
N. 28th avenue, father of John,
New York and Clarence of Oma
ha and Guy of Chicago, has been
seriously ill for the past week at
St. Catherine’s Hospital. At the
time of this writing, his condi
tion was reported.
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BUDDY SINGLETON DIES
Millard “Buddy” Singleton, 29
died Thursday, Nov. • 2 in Chica
go, 111. He had a very quiet fun^
eral with only intimat; member's
of the family attending.
Survivors are; his wife Mrs.
Margaret; son, Jerry, both of
Denver; father, Guy F.; two sis
ters, Mrs. John Adams of Omaha
and Mrs. McMfillain of Califor
nia. and his grandparents.
Burial was in Chicago.
John Garrell died late Thurs
day evening, Nov. 9th, at a local
hospital. Mr. Garr II had been
ill for a nqTiber of years of a
bad heart.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Lula; daughter, Jesse Latio
lias; and granddaughter, Mrs.
Eunice Hunter and also a sister
in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Eureka Art Club mot at
221S N. 25th St. the club opened
in the usual (manner with the
president presiding. After bu-i
ness the club discussed it plans
for its Christmas party. The club
members will be taught candle
wickitig at our next meeting. The
evening was spent in needlework
end crocheting. One of c Jr form
er members Rejoined wf.iich wo
were glad to have come back.
The meeting adjourned and a
very delicious luncheon was serv- j
.!. Next meeting with Harry
Inland, 2824 N. 26 St.
E. Moore, president,
H. Ward, Report r
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MODERN ART CLUB
Monday, October 30 th Mrs.
Charles McFall, Mrs. A. L. Haw
kins and Mrs. I.. C. Clark were
ho.stess to the club members and
a few friends at the home of
Mrs. Clark, Oct. being the birth
month of all three hostess. A very
lovely party was planned for the
guest. Games were played
throughout the evening. Mrs. W.
L. Myers won first prize in
Chinese Checkters while Mir.
Myers walked off with the boo
bie. Mrs. Ozella Smith won first
pr:zo in bridge. Each hostess re
ceived a lov ly birthday present
from the club. Mrs. A. L. Haw
kins w|as l(he /recipient of two
lovely console lamps. Mrs. C.
McFall received a lovely linen
table cloth to be worked. Since
M;rs. Clark couldn’t decide the
club gave her two dollars ($2.00)
in money, A tasty repnst was
served. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. D. C. Riddle, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Preston, Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Myers. Mrs. Vida Jawers had
as her guest, Mrs- L. L. McVay.
Mrs. Wm. Thomas was the guest
of Mrs. R. C. Price. Mrs. A. L.
Hawkins. Mrs. Jessica Wright i
and Mr. and Mrs. Walton were
the guest. Mrs. Charles McFall,!
invited Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Bonnet and Mrs. L. C. Clark’s
guest were Mrs. Oz:lla Smith,
Mr. John Calm,an and Mr. and j
Mrs. Harry Speese. We wish for
these hostesses many more happy
birthdays.
We also wish to announce the
club will meet hi weekly.
Mrs. Cozy Nicholson, pre«.
Mrs. R. G. Price, reporter
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DEATH NOTICES
Mrs. Levina Hamilton, a resi
dent of Omaha for twenty-five
years died Tuesday night at a lo
cal hospital. She had made her
home with Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Johnson, 953 North 27th St. Fun
eral services were held Saturday
afternoon at the Thomas Funeral
home with Rev. Piggue officiat
ing. Burial in Prospect Hill
Cemetery. Thomas Funeral
Home Service.
Mrs. Annie Boyd Dies
Mrs. Annie Boyd. 76 years old,
953 North 27th, died at 7:10 p. m.
Thursday, November 2, 1939 at
her home. Surviving are four
sons: Fred of Kansas City, Mo.,
Joe of Denver, Colorado. Spence
of Trinidad, Colorado. Ernest of
Plat City, Mo„ and three daught
ers Mrs. Ella Willis of Lothrop.
Mo., Mrs. Verdie Corbin of Oma
Suffering Women May
Only Need “Build-Up
A simply method js saving man \]
women much pain md diicomtort!
It is based on the knowledge that
women’s headaches, nervousness
and cramp-liko pain often are
symptoms of functional dysmen
orrhea due to a weak run-down
under-nourished condition That so
many women find relief from
these painful symptoms through I
tho CARDUI “build-up” is easy
to explain. By improving the ap
petite, assisting digestion and as
similation, CARDUI h«dps buii 1
periodic pain. Thou -anu of wom
en also report that CARDUI, tak
en just before and during '‘the
time,” lessens periudic pa'n.
ha with whom she made her
home, and Mrs. Martha Corbin of i
Kansas City, Mo. Funeral serv
ices were held Monday afternoon
at two o’clock at the Thomas
Funeral Home with Rev. Marv
ian offiriattag. Burial was in
Frospect Hill Cemetery. Thomas
Funeral Home Service.
OI.D TIME CITIZEN LASSES
Mr. Arthur Nash who lived at
2515 Caldwell St., di.d it a lo... 1
hospital Tuesday. Mr. I’a,h v ill
l lie remembered as one of h? o'*t
| Dm:i*s around 9th ,uid Capitol
i Avenue in the pigeo.i bnsines
During his illness, he was with
h's brother Willie Kasr, 2JU3
N. 21st St.
The body was sir oped to Le.i
venwo-th, Kansas, aiA old home
tow’n where he was born, it is in
charge of tho Ilolme* \iortuary.
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FALL
We are certainly enjoying the
tall weather who are having and
all of th: beautiful pictures that
Jack Frost paints for us. 'the
trees with thq beautiful leaves of
various colors an(| the refre l.i’-g
chilly berze that puts pep in is.
Also, the last summer sun rays
vhich ivfuses to give sway alto
gether but still linger* a li+t’e
while each day. The oi ly t.h'ng
hat has been forgo ten i die
much nee'ed ra:n. The farmers
are all complaining of the drought
in this section of the country.
Saying in some parts that tlcy
rot be n aide to even olant wheat
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